Salesforce Metadata Navigator

Salesforce Metadata Navigator for Admins: Formula styler, Field Finder, Validation Rule search, Flow Manager, and List View export.

Salesforce Metadata Navigator: The Metadata Productivity Suite Salesforce Metadata Navigator is a Chrome extension for Salesforce Admins and Architects to navigate, compare, audit, edit, and debug Salesforce metadata in Setup and Object Manager. It uses the Salesforce Tooling API to surface field API names, formula logic, flow versions, validation rules, list view definitions, and permission set data. It also integrates with Salesforce Inspector to generate and launch SOQL exports without manual typing. 1. Permission Set Manager Compare 1 to 4 permission sets side by side. Edit object permissions, field permissions, system permissions, Apex class access, Visualforce access, custom permissions, and connected apps inline. Track pending changes before saving. Export comparisons as a workbook for review and documentation. Open permission sets directly in Setup. Search and add new permissions from built-in catalogs. 2. Intelligent Field Finder Stop digging through Object Manager for API names. Search fields across standard and custom objects in real time. View API names, Durable IDs, and custom-field badges at a glance. Jump directly to the relevant Setup page with one click. 3. Formula Styler Reformat complex formulas into a readable branching layout. Keep simple functions compact while expanding nested logic. Improve readability with clear syntax highlighting. 4. Flow Version Manager Browse flow versions in a clean timeline view. See active status and last modified details. Open historical versions directly in Flow Builder. 5. Validation Rule Explorer Search active validation rules by name, object, or error message text. Review error messages without opening each rule individually. Jump directly to the rule’s setup page. 6. List View Export Search and select any standard or custom object. Fetch available list views for the selected object. Retrieve the underlying SOQL query and launch Salesforce Inspector with it pre-populated.